Aleksey Kravchenko
Aleksey Kravchenko
Regading supported by RHash **BSD format**. FreeBSD UFS [allows any characters](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_file_systems) in filenames except NUL. Original BSD utilities sha1, sha256, sha512 (tested on OpenBSD) are broken for character '\n': ~~~sh...
Changing issue to 'Feature Request', since this case is complicated and is nether correctly handled by *BSD native hashing utilities.
The feature is supported by commits: 5ab59ef592826f91b59484a86072cc35b2e8d699, 357e7d37961f589278159cc9bff6fe9369cf4db7.
Duplicate of #5.
@hanetzer, try passing the --target=x86_64-w64-mingw32 option to the configure
I think the `install-lib-so-link` and `install-so-link` targets should not be run for mingw platform. So use just `make install` (or `make install install-gmo` for l10n).
> would passing the triplet for standard gnu/linux targets work as well? The `--target` option is used for cross-building and accepts triplets like x86_64-linux-gnu.
The project has the MS VC project file (another build system), and it's in the build/ directory now. CMake is not bad choice for an alternate build-system, but the CMakeList.txt...
From http://www.rojtberg.net/1481/do-not-use-meson/ > Nowadays the difference between Meson and CMake is just a matter of syntactic preference. The Meson authors seem to agree here. > > The actual criterion for...
This issue should be solved by implementing the feature #97, that means: > using backslash escapes for offending characters, like GNU coreutils' md5sum I'll quote a related comment from #97:...